Create a shortcut link to it and drag into the 'Send To' folder. Hold the 'windows key' + 'R' to open the Run Command.įind the Sound Forge exe wherever you've installed it.
Works with Windows 10 (Not sure about past Windows too but worth a try). So after some logic thinking, I've figured a work around solution, which is a bitwig of a cakewalk to do and now able to n ow push this disastrous 'disabled drag and drop' nonsense out the way without having to mess up my Windows. This has been playing on my mind for a couple of weeks now, trying to find the answer without tampering with the Windows registry and I honestly do not want to disable my windows metro apps just so I can drag and drop my media to Sound Forge. It's that kind of guile that makes one wonder, just what the hell is wrong with Sony? Does Sony really care about its customers, or is it just stringing us along until it drops the rest of its unprofitable "home studio" division? Who knows? I think many would argue they did that when they unceremoniously dropped Acid Pro 8, after promising an Acid Pro 8 upgrade. So are they doing this to "deliberately" wreck their own business. I don't care about the internal politics of Sony or Microsoft - I just want what I paid for to work as advertised. In other words, I paid money to Sony for my product, not Microsoft. So its customers know nothing about some quibble between Sony and Microsoft. Surely a company as huge as Sony understands its hundreds of millions of customers around the world are not all computer experts, or developers. Again, common sense dictates that Sony would want to find a solution as quick as possible. I can't, but I bet Sony can! Especially if something Microsoft has done if effecting their software, which impacts Sony's customers, not Microsoft's. If it doesn't know how to adapt to it or fix it, find someone who does! I mean, whatever the issue is, other companies seem to have either fixed it, or found a way around it (as speaking for myself, I only have this problem with SF11), so why can't Sony?Ĭommon sense tells me Sony, a multi-billion dollar, worldwide cooperation, can get the attention of Microsoft if it wants to. Common sense dictates that if Microsoft has done something that has screwed up Sony's software, Sony would adapt to it. And this alleged problem with Microsoft is the customer's fault how?
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